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ST CRhROUI> A VYV= .. -FHQEIT SN ITEEE AVERNY e e e LW e 1 e | & . 1922. \ Income. \ \ 1922 | Expenditure. March3l. A. Interest on Loans from the Institu- | |March 31/1. Interest carried to account of De- | tiod v e % 5,045 58 | 1‘ PABIROTS.- 5.. v cvir e ea e s 3‘051_175 \ B. Interest on Bonds issued .redit-| \ : 2. Office Expenses ..o.: cvvvvvev. . ovnn 1,742. 82 foreningen as Ejere'w® ..ure Ejen- 3. Profit during the year ecarried tol ' domme paa Landat i Jylland’’ and \ - credit of General Fund, ............ i 1,358,110 . ,other similar Bonds and St. Thomas ! P # Harbour Bonds, and Third Liberty| L | el i LOM DRSOO sl 1’034113'! i = | |C. Interest received from the Natiodal . ‘. e ' Bank of the Danish West Indies....| 22\96 \ l‘ e . ' e e . il \m,‘ 615267 | | t 615267 3h‘l}epcsiis during the year consisted of: \ 20 Deposits of 20 cenis each 37C Deposits above 20 cts & under sl. 419 66 (X 3sl ‘6 ‘6 $5. 265 . ‘s £ Q:}S ‘6 § 6 $lO. . 19-‘ g ¢ 0 SIO v 6 S2O. 1 ¥ - R - 't . of ssoCand upwards. We the undersignzd auwlitors, appoini:d by the Government of i.’Lz Virgin Islands of the U.S.A. to examine into the affuirs of “The New St. Croix Savings Bank’’ have scrutinized the securities held by the Bank and found them to be ample, examined the accounts and a number of Depositors’ accounts, and found them in order. We would draw attention to an amount of unpaid intercst and rezommond that same be collected, : - Christiansted, St. Croiz, V. 1., July 81st 1922, ‘ L. HAZLEHURST. : « W LNG, | NOTICE i r | J § 1 > AERATED SWEET SODAS in glass-stoppered Lottles @ 4c. per bot. | La Bega s{ s o . do do do crown-stoppered do @ be. ° Prices per dozen bottles willbe quoted to retailers. I At No. 54 King Street, just in front of Government Hceuse. | P. 1L LiBEGA, | & Manufacturer. } e e—— e vassal of France and plots were being made to foment a revolution. ™ iter- ception of messages by car. ,Bons, the upsetting of schemes, the capture and escape of the hero form features that appeal to t' e loftier minds. We can recommend this picture to the people of Frederiksted where it will be presented at St. Paul’s School House tonight. Just before the show last night a scuf- fle ensued between Patroiman McGreg- or and one Nathaniel Millin .ton who showed fight and had to be roughly handled in order to carry him to the fort whither he was being conducted for some disorder. This resistance of the policemen is going to have serious consequences for our people if they insist on ir. In the States the slight- est resistance shown a cop can have fatal effeet. Here we have police- men who are more or less considerate to everybody and we should aid rather than obstruct iheir performance of duty. Ii a policeman exceeds his right in executing his duty or what he may regard as his duty redress can be obtained, but fighting the cops on the public streets will only bring about and encourage disregard for lawful authority. mesES T R e e Quebec Steamship Co. THE S. S. “PARIMA” from Windward Islands on her way to New York via St. Thomas is due at Fred- eriksted at daylight on Saturday morn- ing, the 11th inst. RORB’T. L. MERWIN & Co. INc.,, | Ageives. ILOCAL. 7 H. M. S. “Constance’”’ will visit St. Croix on the 10th inst., remaining for four days. ! The s. 5. ‘‘Parima’’ for New York is due at Frederiksted at daylight on Satur- cay morning. ¥ ““The Sign Invisible’’ is the drama con- ’ stituting tonight’s programme at St. Mary’s. The name suggests something tnusual; the picture will tell. “‘Mathias Sandorff’’ a sereen reprodue- 1 tion from Jules Verne’s novel of that | name was screened at the theatre last night with much success. It isa film out of the ordinary and piesents poirts uncommon in the gererality of screen dramas. The story is laid in Europe during the time when Hungary was a